JOURNAL ARTICLE

Supply Chain Management and Retailing

Leigh Sparks

Year: 2010 Journal:   Supply Chain Forum an International Journal Vol: 11 (4)Pages: 4-12   Publisher: Taylor & Francis

Abstract

Retailers are now the dominant partners in most supply systems and have used their positions to re-engineer operations and partnerships with suppliers and other logistic service providers. No longer are retailers the passive recipients of manufacturer allocations, but instead are the active channel controllers organizing supply in anticipation of, and reaction to consumer demand. This paper reflects on the ongoing transformation of retail supply chains and logistics. If considers this transformation through an examination of the fashion, grocery and selected other retail supply chains, drawing on practical illustrations. Current and future challenges are then discussed.

Keywords:
Business Supply chain management Supply chain Process management Computer science Industrial organization Marketing

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Citation History

Topics

Quality and Supply Management
Social Sciences →  Business, Management and Accounting →  Management Information Systems

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